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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1996
Page
1
Midweek forecast shows a mix of rain and snow with cooler temperatures. Friday brings rain early, then snow in the afternoon with a low around 22. Saturday turns windy and colder with flurries and a high near 30. Sunday remains cloudy with a chance of snow and a high around 26. Monday offers partial sunshine and a high near 20. Weather stats and personal notices accompany this brief.
Newt Gingrich drew a wary yet growing crowd of 700 in Utica area venues for two hours of remarks supporting Rep Sherwood Boehlert and GOP goals. He mixed humor with policy, winning converts as applause rose from skepticism to approval.
Sheila and Ernie Sposato Sr. moved from steady to serious and decided if they have a child, he will attend Catholic school. Their son Ernc Sposato Jr., age 7, attends Syracuse's Sacred Heart School, which emphasizes the Three Rs plus religion, respect and responsibility, reflecting a family tradition of Catholic education.
Brentwood borough council dismissed Police Chief Wayne Babish amid clashes over the death of Syracuse native Jonny Gammage. Babish had testified that mistakes were made in the struggle, while officers Mulholland Vostas and Michael Albert face involuntary manslaughter charges in Gammage's Oct 12 death after a confrontation with five officers.
Astronomers announced the first planet outside the solar system that may sustain life. It is over six times Jupiter’s size, orbits star 70 Virgins, and lies at a distance suggesting a surface temperature near 125 degrees Fahrenheit, making liquid water possible. The find, reported at an American Astronomical Society meeting in San Antonio, Texas.
Phil Donahue will quit his daytime talk show at season end after ratings slipped and imitators outperformed him. The nine time Emmy winner plans to continue with TV specials and new broadcasting projects, announced by Multimedia Entertainment Inc. Analysts cite lower ratings and a crowded market of sensational talk shows as factors.
The Duchess of York owes about 45 million to banks and may file for bankruptcy. The Times of London reported she racked up 4 540 on shoes during a New York trip while Queen Elizabeth II refused to bail her out. The story cites sources from The Times and the Associated Press.
Officials at Van Duyn Home and Hospital debate Medicaid reductions while Fay's Inc furloughs 90 workers and Apple announces a 1800 layoff with 69 million in losses. A Senegal eye doctor visits Syracuse. Hillary Clinton faces travel office firing questions. headlines touch politics entertainment and economic woes.
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